v1.02	(1.July.1995)
	- Dip now has a look at the carrier.  If the carrier is lost, the
	  dip daemon will receive a SIGHUP first while executing the "mode"
	  command.
	- Due to this (important?) feature, the "mode" command needs a
	  small enhancement:  In the previous version, "mode" returned a -1
	  if there was an error creating the pid file.  No other cases
	  (errors) were checked and/or possible.
	  Now "mode" is able to return a second value, the +1.  If the
	  script receives this errorlevel, the dip daemon currently running
	  received a HUPCL because of a lost carrier detected by the modem.
	  Now it is up to the dip script to cause a redialing or do something
	  else.  The best way to kill a dip daemon and/or connection is
	  using "dip -k -f..." as stated in the man page.
	- Carrier lost and automatic redialing is logged via
	  syslog(LOG_ERR,"") in the messages logfile.
	- Man page updated ("mode" command).
	- samples/sample.dip updated.  Like my personal script at home,
	  the new mode feature is used and a lost carrier causes a
	  redialing.
	- samples/setup.sh.sample contained two syntax errors (forgot
	  "then").  Don't know, how this could happen ;-)

v1.01	(23.April.1995)
	- First official release of dip for BSDish systems.
	- The internal exit-command now returns a integer value.
	- Enhanced some commands (more different errorlevels etc.)
	- Making bsddip more verbose and more foolproof.
	- More details & descriptions of all commands in the man page.

v1.00	(20.April.1995)
	- Unpublished!
	- Ported dip to NetBSD (1.0)

